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A number of reports have illustrated that while the BCR-Abl fusion protein is the initiating molecule for CML, there is a crucial down-stream role for Lyn in BCR-Abl induced leukemogenesis [ 82, 83].

Our experience in this project was similar as the evaluation scores after 9 months illustrated that while the skills and knowledge base of the primary care personnel who had been trained remained higher than baseline, it was nevertheless significantly less than the immediate post-training scores.

Figure 5 illustrates that while the correlation range increases, hydrocarbon production will increase as well.

The computations based on actual gauzing illustrates that while the cultivated and forested watersheds yield almost the same amount, the cultivated watershed exudes the water faster during the first months, and therefore sooner becomes exhausted (Kerr 2002).

Apple today posted Q2 earnings that beat estimates at $43.6 billion in sales, which illustrates that, while the Americas — led by the U.S. — remains the company's single biggest market, Asia, led by sales in China, continues to show the strongest growth amidst weakened demand at home and in Europe.

The fuzzy logic of quantum mechanics illustrates that while the physical universe appears highly ordered, in the tiniest quadrants of our universe (the world of sub-atomic particles) things don't seem to behave the way we think they should.

The substantial impact of other determinants illustrates that while the perceived severity of the A/H1N1 influenza-pandemic may be a sufficient condition for getting vaccinated in a mass vaccination campaign, it is not a necessary one.

These observations illustrate that while the D477N loss-of-function mutation in Optn increases bone turnover, this does not result in net bone loss, presumably because the increase in bone resorption is coupled with that of bone formation.

This illustrates that while the young people may not necessarily want to be trial participants, they would not hesitate to use an effective vaccine because they do not want to become infected with HIV.

While the above is not an exhaustive assessment of species concepts (see also Table 2), it does illustrate that while the study of plant invasions requires a detailed understanding of taxonomy, invasive species pose considerable challenges, and many opportunities, to taxonomists.

A sequence alignment of H. pylori and E. coli NikR illustrates that while the ligands to the high-affinity nickel site and the potassium binding site are conserved between these two species, the histidine residues that act as ligands to the low-affinity nickel sites in E. coli NikR are not present in H. pylori NikR.